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Monday, March 3, 2008

Sri Sri Radha Kalachandji Hare Krishna Temple

outside the temple in east dallas

hallway inside the temple

detail of indoor iconography

inside the temple

explored on 03.03.08
gurley and graham street (east dallas)
http://www.radhakalachandji.com/

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explore big d(fw) is a collection of photos from around the dallas/fort-worth metroplex. shot on aimless saturday drives, leisurely sunday strolls and weekday adventures, the scenes captured here are personally intriguing signs of life, art, culture, and a distinctively north texan identity.

ranging from the most obscure locations and textures to the area's most recognizable icons, these photos are makeshift postcards from local exploration.

this collaborative effort aims to encourage folks to leave the living room and discover new and interesting places in the metroplex. even if you've driven down lover's lane 200 times, or you've seen deep ellum during good times and bad times, there are still sites unseen. since these images are taken from diverse vantage points and different perspectives, every site is ripe with personal meaning.

behind every viewfinder is an individual with a unique perception of what is beautiful and intriguing. when these perspectives mingle, when we start to see the allure through the eyes of another, we can begin to define and navigate a collective cultural terrain.

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Monday, March 3, 2008

Sri Sri Radha Kalachandji Hare Krishna Temple

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